About Indiana Wants & Warrants

Indiana active warrants are issued by circuit, superior, and town courts and served by county sheriffs. There is no statewide warrant database; most-wanted lists are published by the Indiana State Police, county sheriffs, the U.S. Marshals Service Southern and Northern Districts of Indiana, and Crime Stoppers chapters.

Indiana Wants & Warrants

County Records

Marion County Most Wanted
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Provided by the Marion County Sheriff's Office. Browse photos of most wanted criminals & view information including name, DOB, physical description.
Madison County Warrants
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Provided by the Madison County, Indiana Sheriff's Office. Search this database for warrant information by name. View information including full name, photograph, DOB, and charge.
Pulaski County Most Wanted
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Provided by the Pulaski County, Indiana Sheriff's Office. Browse photos of most wanted criminals & view information including name, DOB, charges, and last known address.
Vanderburgh County Warrant Search
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Provided by the Evansville Courier and Press and the Vanderburgh Sheriff's Office. Search for active warrants by name, county, charge, and issue date range.
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Warrick County Warrants
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Provided by the Evansville Courier and Press and the Warrick Sheriff's Office. Search for active warrants by name, county, charge, and issue date range.
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Statewide Records

City Records

Lafayette Most Wanted
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Provided by the Lafayette, Indiana Police Department. Click on photos of most wanted criminals to view information including full name, DOB.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I find Indiana most-wanted lists?

Indiana typically has no single statewide most-wanted list. Sheriff and police agencies publish their own — see County and City tabs.

How do I check for active warrants?

Each county Sheriff or court publishes its own warrant database. Statewide criminal history requires a fingerprint check.

Are warrant databases free?

Yes — public warrant and most-wanted databases are free.

What about federal fugitives?

FBI and U.S. Marshals publish national most-wanted lists in the Federal tab.